Unit 1 Flashcards
The working parts, organs and gastro internal tract (system) of the body in how they fit together into the shape of the human body
Anatomy
The study of how the body system operates individually and in union to maintain a balance of well-being in the body
Physiology
The study of abnormalities within the body
Pathology
The building blocks of the body
Cells
Various Groups of tissues are called
Organs
Many cells together are called
Tissue
How many types of tissue does the human body have
5
What are the 5 types of tissues that the human body has?
Connective Tissue
Epithelial Tissue
Muscle Tissue
Nerve Tissue
Blood
What type of tissue is found under the skin, in tendons and holding organs in place
Connective Tissue
Cells called neurons, found in the nervous system
Nerve Tissue
Muscles attached to the skeleton, with a aid of tendons, for movement
Muscle Tissue
Makes up your skin and the lining of the digestive tract
Epithelial Tissue
The system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients
Gastrointestinal
The system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients
Neurological System
The system that manufactures cells that allow for reproduction
Reproductive System
Provides Movement - or limbs and material through the body and some organs
Muscular System
Destroys and remove invading microbes and viruses and removes fat and excess fluid
Immune system /lymphatic System
Supports the body, protects delicate internal organs and provides attachment sites
Skeletal System
Provides gas exchange between blood and the environment
Respiratory System
Transports nutrients, gazes, hormones, and waste through the body
Circulatory System
Filters out cellular waste, toxins, excess water, nutrients from circulatory system
Excretory System
Relays chemical messages through the body to help control physiological processes (with nervous System)
Endocrine System
Processes sensory information
Sensory System
Mouth, esophagus, stomach and intestines
Gastrointestinal
